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World Pastry Cup: Team France revealed
The selection rounds for the French team at the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie took place this Monday, October 20, 2025 in Paris. After a long day of competition, the three winners were announced.
Hugo Bourny explores the cuisine of rare plants at Lucas Carton
At Lucas Carton, chef Hugo Bourny unveils an original menu entirely dedicated to aromatic plants. These plants can be found alive at the heart of the restaurant. A rare experience available from September 24 to the end of October.
8 Indian restaurants listed by Gault&Millau
Gault&Millau highlights eight Indian restaurants in Paris and elsewhere in France, demonstrating the dynamism and diversity of this cuisine. From refined addresses to more contemporary tables, here are our recommendations.
Nina Haradji takes command of the Mandarin Oriental kitchen
The Parisian palace entrusts its culinary direction to chef Nina Haradji, who brings a breath of modernity and refinement to its gastronomic offering.
Air France installs its Business Class on the rooftops of Paris
All summer long, Air France is offering a unique gastronomic experience in the heart of Paris. Come aboard an airplane-style restaurant to discover the airline's Business menu, created by renowned chefs.
Top 5 hotels within an hour of Paris
Fancy a real nature weekend without a long train or car journey? Nothing could be easier with these five refuges perfect for a beautiful escape. Warm, cosy and close to the capital.
5 incredible hotels with a view of Paris
Our selection of hotels offering breathtaking views of Paris's iconic sites, from their rooms or rooftops. Perfect for a unique and memorable weekend in the heart of the capital.
The Hoxton brings out the deckchairs: welcome to La Piscine
In addition to its restaurants and bars, The Hoxton hotel boasts a swimming pool for a cool summer in the heart of Paris.
At the heart of the Paris of arts and culture, Le Meurice, the first Parisian luxury hotel
Every month, Gault&Millau plunges you into the history of a great Parisian palace. In May, discover the first Parisian hotel to be called a "palace": Le Meurice.
